>> 1 - move mouse to one of the minor modes names on the mode-line.
>> press mouse-3 to get a menu of minor modes.
>> cancel the menu by releasing outside of it (while keeping the mouse
>> cursor pointing outside of any Emacs window): the mouse-face highlight
>> will be turned back ON (on the spot where you orignally pressed
>> mouse-3), even though the mouse is not in that area any more.
> I think it is nothing to do with mouse-line.
Could be.
> Please eval following code at *scratch*; and do the same on [PRESS ME] on
> your emacs with Lucid.
> (easy-menu-define test-menu global-map
> "Menu for `test-menu'."
> '("Test"
> ["Gnus" gnus]
> ["Grep" grep]
> ))
> (let ((b (goto-char (point-max)))
> (e (progn (insert "[PRESS ME]") (point))))
> (put-text-property b e
> 'mouse-face
> 'highlight)
> (put-text-property b e
> 'local-map
> (let ((kmap (make-sparse-keymap)))
> (define-key kmap [down-mouse-3] (lambda ()
> (interactive)
> (popup-menu
> test-menu)))
> kmap)))
> As Lute reported, emacs with Gtk+ behaves different way.
> Ignoring this bug, I like the behavior of emacs with lucid; it shows the
I'm not sure what precise behaviors you're referring to. If you're saying
it's good to keep the highlighting while the menu is displayed,
I could agree. But the highlighting should disappear when the menu is
popped down.
Stefan
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